Generally the basement and the bathroom are the safest places to go during a tornado.
Areas to avoid during a tornado include:anyplace outsidenear windowsin a doorwaynear anything that can fall on youPlaces you can go during a tornado include:cellar, basementstorm cellarstorm shelter, such as in a schoolan innermost room or hallway in the center of a building
have your go bag with you
get to a shelter. If it is a small tornado then go to the closet or bathroom and pile clothes, sheets, and blankets on top of you.
You should not even need to go outside during a tornado. Let's say you forgot something outside and a tornado is there. Should you go out? NO! Because it is very scary to go outside during a tornado. But you should gather your family together, and then go in a basement or closet. Try to keep safe.
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Good luck sleeping. Go to the bathtub once it wakes you up. That's the safest place unless you have a basement or storm shelter.
u should go to lower areas like a basement if you have a tv or radio then u should check if there is a tornado watch
No. It doesn't take a very strong tornado to pick up or flip a car. If you are in a car and a tornado is coming you should go to the nearest sturdy building or underground shelter. If no shelter is nearby get out of the car and lie in a ditch or depression.
The best place to be during a tornado is underground in a basement or cellar. If you can't get to one go to the center part of the house or building you're in on the lowest floor. A bathroom often provides good shelter. Stay away from windows
If you are in a building go to an interior room on the lowest floor and stay away from windows. If you are outside or in a car with no access to shelter take cover in a ditch. Do not attempt to outrun the tornado and do not seek shelter under an overpass.
If you have one, you should seek shelter in a basement or storm cellar. If your don't have access to underground, go to an interior room or hallway on the lowest floor. A bathroom on the lowest floor may also be good. If you live in a mobile home, leave for some nearby sturdier shelter, which you should plan out in advance. If you live in a tornado-prone area and don't have a basement, you may want to consider purchasing an above-ground storm shelter.
Fortunately, even if you are hit by an EF5 tornado, your chances being affected by the strongest winds are fairly small. That said, if you are impacted by such winds, survival is unlikely if you are not underground or in a specially designed above-ground tornado shelter. If a tornado is approaching, seek shelter in a basement or cellar. If you do not have one, go to an interior room on the lowest floor of your house. Mobile homes should be abandoned for sturdier shelter. If you live in an area prone to violent tornadoes and do not have a basement, you should seriously consider getting a storm shelter.